15 December 2017 | Euronews
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Hungary Hungarian opposition parties protest against crackdown Left and right wing demonstrators take to the streets in Budapest to protest against a fine slapped on main opposition party Jobbik for an alleged breach of political funding rules. -
United Arab Emirates FIFA Club World Cup final: Real Madrid favourites as key players return from injury Brazilian side Gremio are the underdogs going into Saturday night's final in Abu Dhabi, but head coach Renato Gaucho says his side are up to the challenge. -
World News Austrian conservatives reach coalition deal with far right Austria's rightwing People's Party has made a coalition agreement with the more extreme anti-immigration Freedom Party in what they are describing as a "turquoise-blue" coalition. -
World News Long road ahead for Brexit trade talks -
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Iraq German teenager who joined ISIL: "stupid idea" Linda Wenzel, 17, was briefly reunited with her mother and sister as she awaits for trial in Baghdad. -
World News SDP agrees to sit down with Merkel Germany's Social Democrats agreed to open exploratory talks on forming a government with Chancellor Angela Merkel, party leader Martin Schulz said, providing a chance to end a rare period of political deadlock in Europe's largest economy. -
Greece Greek pensioners protest over fears of more cuts Thousands of pensioners have held a rally in the centre of Athens, protesting over fears of further cuts in their payments -
World News What is Hannukah? The events that motivated the holiday took place during turbulent times in Jewish history. -
United Kingdom Top UK military official says NATO must protect underwater cables from possible attacks by Russia Destruction of underwater communications cables could disrupt trillions of dollars of financial transactions and NATO and its allies must do more to protect attacks -
World News Police shoot knife-wielding man at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport A man carrying a knife was shot and detained by military police on Friday at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport -
No Comment Young South African Violinists A violin club in Masiphumelele Township in South Africa's coastal city, Cape Town aims to keep youngsters away from trouble in one of the city's most dangerous neighbourhoods. -
World News Dozens wounded in ongoing Gaza & West Bank clashes Ongoing clashes between Palestinians and Israeli soldiers left more than 40 people wounded on Friday -
No Comment Dancing policeman in Manila A Filipino traffic policeman dances in a Santa Claus costume as he directs traffic in Manila -
United Kingdom Brexit: Institute of Directors wants more clarity over customs union The IoD says the UK government must provide more clarity about what it wants from phase two of Brexit talks -
World News Date set for Harry and Meghan's wedding It's a date. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will marry on 19th May at Windsor Castle. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Brexit talks move to phase 2 This is State of the Union, euronews' weekly roundup of the big stories and the big issues facing the EU-28 over the past seven days. -
World News The king and queen of Europe work on their double act Macron and Merkel's performances at EU summit present much more than merely a united front. -
World News Your week in 60 seconds How switched on were you to what was going on in the news this week? Watch our video below to see if you can identify the news story. -
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Economy Ryanair offers to recognise pilot unions The Irish low-cost airline offers to recognise pilot unions for the first time in its 32-year history -
Europe News EU Summit closes with agreement on Brexit trade talks and eurozone reform It was confirmed earlier that EU leaders approved the second phase of Brexit negotiations. -
Venezuela Nephews of Venezuela's first lady sentenced to 18 years in prison for cocaine plot The two nephews of Venezuela's first lady, Cilia Flores, have been sentenced to 18 years in prison in the US following their convictions on drug conspiracy charges. -
World News What is net neutrality and why you should care The US Federal Communications Commission scrapped the Obama-era net neutrality rules but what are the regulations in Europe? Euronews takes a look. -
Italy Delays and cancellations expected as Italy air workers strike Pilots and ground crew from Alitalia and some other airlines planning a day of industrial action on Friday in Italy. Cancellations and delays are expected. -
Syria Aid agencies warn of a humanitarian crisis in Syria’s besieged communities Charity officials working on the outskirts of Damascus have warned that humanitarian conditions have reached crisis levels as the Syrian government continues to block trucks carrying relief supplies from reaching badly effected areas. -
Ireland Ryanair to recognise pilot unions in historic move to stop strike The low-cost Irish carrier is to hold talks with pilot unions amid strike threats in several countries ahead of Christmas. -
World News Russia ‘could cut’ internet sea cables in new threat to West – UK defence chief Sir Stuart Peach, also a senior NATO figure, says the Russian navy poses a threat that could catastrophically damage the West’s economy and way of life. -
Norway Norway becomes the first country to switch off FM signal Norwegian national broadcaster NRK radio programmes can now only be heard on digital radios after the last FM signal was switched to DAB -
World News Shake-up at Airbus amid talk of turbulence Two senior executives are to leave earlier than scheduled as the plane manufacturer reels from rivalries and corruption probes -
United Kingdom A champagne Brexit Trade with the UK is taking a hit as the economy struggles to cope with Brexit -
World News Steven Spielberg's new movie about the leaked Pentagon Papers premiers in US Steven Spielberg's new movie, "The Post" has premiered in Washington telling the story of the battle to publish the leaked Pentagon Papers detailing the U.S. government's misleading portrayal of the Vietnam War. -
Australia Call to end Catholic celibacy in Australia Uncovering serious failings across institutions, an Australian inquiry into child abuse recommends the Catholic Church remove its requirement for celibacy -
World News New Hoffman sexual accusations Three more women have alleged sexual misconduct by the Oscar-winning actor Dustin Hoffman -
France French investigators wait to speak to bus and train drivers after fatal collision Six children are now said to have been killed when a bus carrying pupils home from school was cut in half by a train at a level crossing near Perpignan. -
World News EU leaders approve second phase of Brexit talks EU leaders have confirmed "sufficient progress" has been made on the UK's divorce to move on, says EU Council President Donald Tusk. -
USA First alien star system with as many planets as our own discovered by NASA and Google A joint effort between NASA scientists and Google artificial intelligence specialist has led to the discovery of a star system with as many worlds as our own.